Abstract
Conscious sedation (CS) and monitored anesthesia care (MAC) are the primary means of providing sedation for routine endoscopic procedures in the United States. Approaches vary between institutions and regionally, without clear guidelines to guide type of sedation used. Physicians rely on patient history and health status to help triage appropriately, but CS failures arise. We sought to study the predictors of CS failure and whether this affects the adenoma detection rate (ADR).
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